Noreen Krall, who served as vice president and chief litigation counsel for more than a decade and helped build the company’s reputation as a fierce courtroom opponent, left Apple in December, IAM has learned
Case filed yesterday by the iPhone giant makes clear that it wants its patent licensing dispute with the Swedish company to centre on the US court system
Swedish telco asserts patents against the iPhone maker in the Western District of Texas and at least one jurisdiction outside the US
Finnegan attorneys Erik Puknys and Michelle Rice explain that while the proposed DOJ/NIST/USPTO FRAND framework is good for implementers, it may not be enough to make the US stand out in global forum competition
17 January 2022
SEP licensors will have to look again at duplicate royalty reimbursement policies following first-of-a-kind ruling
13 January 2022
Twenty-eight patent owners announced as charter participants in licensing platform launched last July
12 January 2022
Critics suggest Alium will favour implementers by offering royalty rates that are inadequate for licensors
05 January 2022
Assertions against Oppo inaugurate latest globe-spanning dispute in a market where litigation remains a key part of negotiating some of the biggest deals
04 January 2022
Latest patent deals related to the next-gen wireless internet standard suggest patent owners spy monetisation opportunities
04 January 2022
Predictions from the IAM editorial team on what the next twelve months have in store
03 January 2022
Vestel fights off injunction requests in cases brought by GE, Dolby, Philips and IP Bridge, members of the of an HEVC platform administered by Access Advance
23 December 2021
Kathi Vidal, Ericsson, Arthrex and Judge Alan Albright were among the names that made the IP headlines over the course of the year
23 December 2021
New German legislation, a leap forward on the UPC and important SEP-related initiatives from the UK and the Commission were among the highlights of a busy year
23 December 2021
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